Tuft & Needle Labor Day Sale takes up to $600 off its award-winning mattresses

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The Tuft & Needle Labor Day sale is now live, featuring up to $600 off all foam and hybrid mattresses plus up to 20% off bedding and accessories. This promotion is live through September 5.

It's among the strongest mattress sales we've seen from Tuft & Needle in recent months – yielding even lower prices than what we saw from the brand's Memorial Day sale. (That featured a max savings of $500 on mattresses and up to 15% off bedding.)

This year's Labor Day mattress sales are boasting some of the biggest savings of the season, so if you're hoping to upgrade your sleep setup with one of the best mattresses on the market, now is a fantastic time to buy. Meanwhile, check out these standout deals from the Tuft & Needle Labor Day Sale...

Tuft & Needle Labor Day Sale: The best deals

T&N Original Mattress: from $745 $596 at Tuft & Needle
Save 20% - Tuft & Needle's flagship foam mattress is no-frills, but it gets the job done when it comes to providing a comfortable night's sleep – especially for couples who share a bed with a restless partner, as the motion isolation here is excellent. It's also a great choice for a guest bedroom if you don't want to shell out a lot of money for a quality mattress that otherwise won't see a lot of use. With a 20% off discount, you can score a queen mattress for $796 (was $995), which is one of the lowest prices we've seen for this best-selling mattress in months.

T&N Mint Mattress 2020: from $745 $596 at Tuft & Needle
Save 20% - Of course, the original Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress is still available if you're keen to spend less on an older (but still very solid) cooling foam model. You'll lose out on the removable cover; however, Tuft & Needle is also discounting bedding which means you can pick up a mattress protector with the money you save on your brand-new mattress. Bring home a queen for $956, which is $320 less than the upgraded Mint in the same size.

The flagship Tuft & Needle Original Mattress is one of the best memory foam mattresses on the market, and right now all sizes are 20% off. That cuts the price of a twin to $596 (from $745) and a queen to $796 (from $995). In our Tuft & Needle Original Mattress review, we found it provides plenty of comfort and support for most types of sleepers – and thanks to its superb motion isolation, it's a great choice for couples, as well.

However, hot sleepers may not find the T&N Original to be particularly cooling, so we'd recommend taking a look at the recently-updated Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress, which is now up to $600 off. Upgrades include a removable, washable top cover plus reinforced edge support so you won't have to worry about falling overboard in your sleep.

The previous-generation Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress is also on sale for 20% off, if you're looking to spend a little less. No matter which version of the T&N Mint you choose, however, you'll avail of an extra layer of graphite-infused adaptive foam for cooling and pressure relief.

All Tuft & Needle mattresses come with a 100-night mattress trial; if you're not satisfied, you can return your mattress free of charge and receive a full refund. If you opt to keep your mattress, you'll be covered by a 10-year limited warranty.

Meanwhile, Tuft & Needle is also taking up to 20% off bedding and furniture, which includes everything from mattress toppers and pillows to adjustable bed frames and mattress foundations.

Labor Day sales are taking place right now in other product categories, too – check them out for ways to save on TVs, appliances, laptops and much more.

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Freelance writer and editor Alison is an expert mattress tester for Tom's Guide, and hails from Philadelphia, USA. Alison has reviewed a wide range of mattresses, pillows and other sleep accessories for Tom's Guide, putting the latest hybrid, memory foam and cooling mattresses from Casper, Nectar, Awara, Brooklinen and other leading brands through their paces. Alison has been sharing buying advice and retail news for over a decade. When she isn't reviewing mattresses, other home products or hunting for great deals to save you money, Alison can be found teaching/training in martial arts, fawning over skincare, and indulging in her quarantine-borne hobby: cooking.